Five years after releasing one of the most terrifying debut records in recent memory, Slovakia’s CEREMONY OF SILENCE have become even more twisted. There are certainly a few moments on “Hálios” which could, at a push, be described as blackened death metal, or at least some skewed facsimile. But what…
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